Sentence examples for still discern from inspiring English sources

You could still discern the lighter-than-air, puckishly agile figure of the 1940s and 50s.

Dark as it was, we could still discern the Norwegian flag floating side by side with the Stars and Stripes on the launch.

That said, in the best traders you can still discern energy and creativity, a nerdy perfectionism and refreshing populism, which first made street food so exciting.

It is the ability to absorb the vast flow of information and still discern the essential current of events — the things that go together and the things that will never go together.

Certainly in his early works the "young eagle" could seem a rather wooden bird, determinedly plotting a formal course rather than flying freely.Although Brahms's composition grew ever more relaxed and supple, some listeners still discern an occasional disjunction in his pieces between real inspiration and the bald application of method with its "stink of the workshop".

Each line of the original is woven into complex meters, and the syllables remain imbued with the music and the dance steps that once accompanied them, like the faint traces of color you can still discern on some of the famous ancient statues, once brightly painted, now known to us as carvings of white marble.

Still, discerning Washington's true beliefs is a treacherous business, because his distaste for idealism often resembled a distaste for ideals themselves.

However, 172 genes were still discerned to contain both −35 and −10 sigma 70 binding boxes.

Though the number of events in healthy young adults with diabetes was relatively small, we still discerned significant results.

After adjusting for multiple lifestyle factors, we still discerned a strong positive age-obesity association in the population.

I made larger tables, increased my grids to twenty squared, thirty squared, but still could discern no obvious pattern.